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Federal Pandemic Funds Reduced NM Hunger Longterm Worries Remain / Public News Service

Food insecurity in New Mexico dropped during COVID, but groups working to fight hunger worry the temporary reprieve will reverse itself now that federal pandemic-related monies have dried up. The latest annual study by Feeding America - called "Map the Meal Gap," and based on 2020 data - confirms food insecurity continues in all U.S. counties in all 50 states, including New Mexico. .

Hunger Advocates Celebrate Progress Vow to Continue Fight / Public News Service

California s new budget expands CalFresh benefits to low-income undocumented people age 55 and older, and now advocates are looking to build on their progress. The Food4All initiative wants to remove restrictions on age and immigration status. Asm. .

Groups Fill Food Access Gaps in WA School District / Public News Service

When school districts are not able to provide summer-school classes, it can have a big effect on how children get meals. Case in point: the Mount Adams School District in the Yakima Valley, where staffing shortages mean about 800 kids won t have breakfast and lunch meal options this summer. Groups like Yakima Valley Partners for Education and the Peacekeeper Society are stepping up to fill the gap, in communities like White Swan and Harrah. .

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